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Originally Posted by pigglet
will, in your system does the government control the means of production? I'm wondering how much those shares are different from votes? Furthermore, it would seem that this system would just give control of the government to the rich, more so than they already control it in our present system. Wouldn't those with more shares, and/or more highly valued shares, simply control the government through majority votes? I'd have to think about it a little more to have a more well thought out opinion, I think.
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I never stipulated who the rich would be, aside from those who have more stock in a company. That would depend on the ability of the company you work for and/or own stock in. One person = one vote. Those with more shares simply have more options when it comes to access to public property and services.
I'm not saying this is a viable option. I was just trying to create a system that I've never seen before that incorporates a communist and capitalist governmental system. I would hate to live in my hypothtical country, simply because I think capitalism is an extention of private ownership and materialism, both of which I am strongly against.